“I had to return a Lenovo Ideapad because the placement of the shift key is wrong. It causes a typist to press the arrow key instead of the shift key. Very annoying. I can't see the keyboard on this Lenovo. Can anyone tell me if the keyboard is standard?”
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The shift key to the right is very inconveniently placed, and to me the whole keyboard is off. I forgot to mention that in my review of this computer. If you go and read reviews, or contact the company itself, there is a way to go in and change the shift key to another key that is more user friendly.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The right shift key is smaller. However, I chose this Lenovo over most other brands of laptops because of the keyboard. Most laptop keyboards these days seem to have very small Up and Down arrows. The Up Down arrow keys on most laptops I saw are scrunched together, they look like they tried to fit two keys in the space of one. For that reason I avoided other laptops like some HP laptops I looked at and chose this Lenovo instead. I guess my fingers will have to learn about the smaller right shift key but it's worth it to get some nice sized arrow keys. I'm glad Lenovo is catering to those of us who like decent sized arrow keys. I also like that the letters printed on the keys are large and a bright, easy to read white color.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.On the right side it seems like it's just a very small shift key, on the right I'm not sure
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